Camping Kerlouan
Looking for a camping vacation in Kerlouan? Welcome to the Breizh Légendes campsite in North Finistère, located on the seafront just 5 km from Kerlouan, facing a sandy beach!
Mobile home rental Kerlouan
Looking for a campsite to rent a mobile home near Kerlouan? In the heart of Pagan country, Breizh Légendes invites you to stay in a privileged setting facing the sea. As a Slow Village campsite, this pedestrian establishment guarantees you a rejuvenating vacation in North Finistère, just a few minutes from the village of Kerlouan and the legendary site of Meneham. You can stay in the latest generation of two- or three-bedroom cottages, for vacations for 2, 4 or even 6 people in the most comfortable conditions. The range of 2-bedroom cottages starts at just 55 euros for two nights. It also includes a PMR rental. If you're a fan of great comfort, or a large family looking for a mobile home in Kerlouan, Breizh Légendes has a magnificent 3-bedroom cottage with a dishwasher in the kitchen to make everyday life easier. Or are you looking for an unusual rental close to nature for your vacation in Kerlouan? The Slow Village Breizh Légendes campsite invites you to discover its bivouac tents, atypical, eco-responsible and economical accommodations: without sanitary facilities, they nevertheless feature comfortable bedding, a fully-equipped kitchen and, above all, a terrace facing the sea! You'll also enjoy the comfort of Premium cabins, with the added bonus of a TV in the living room. In addition to mobile homes, camping pitches are also available for rent for a waterfront stay in a tent or camper van.
Tourism Kerlouan
In the heart of Pagan country, Kerlouan is famous for its hamlet of Meneham, a mythical spot on the Côte des Légendes. If you're staying at a Kerlouan campsite, you won't want to miss this ancient village of peasants, fishermen and seaweed growers, built between monumental granite rocks facing the sea. A former guardhouse, the hamlet of Meneham offers a wide view stretching from the Île Vierge lighthouse to the Pontusval lighthouse. Uninhabited since the turn of the 21st century, the village has been completely restored and is now the object of special preservation. It can be explored through two museographic exhibits, in the guardhouse and the Salou house, an open-air exhibition, and a trail through the old bread ovens and seaweed kilns. The natural site that shelters the village of Meneham is also exceptional: a hike along the GR 34 trail allows you to admire the changing landscapes of the rocky coast and observe the rich biodiversity of the dune environment during your family vacation. Inland, Kerlouan also boasts a rich built heritage, particularly religious: don't miss the church of Saint-Brévalaire and several chapels, including Sainte-Anne, Saint-Egarec, Saint-Guénal, Saint-Sauveur and du Croazou.
